33 the Return of Bowie Bravo
“Glory said, leaning close across the table so only Angie would hear. “And cable, too, for his fancy computer.”
It was one week after Sera’s birth and Glory’s first time out of the house. With Sera all bundled up in the stroller, she’d walked from her house to Dixie’s Diner on Main Street and met Angie for lunch. It was cold out, but at least the winter sun was shining. What remained of the snow from the big storm the previous Monday was piled in dirty mounds along the sides of the streets.
... Angie sipped her iced tea. They always had iced tea when they met at the diner for lunch, no matter what time of year it was. It was kind of a tradition with them. Angie asked, “But…it’s working out all right, isn’t it?”
Glory made a humphing sound. “He also had a lot of equipment delivered…tools and fancy saws and stuff.”
“Well, Glory, if he’s going to work, he’s going to need the tools to do it with.”MoreLess
It was one week after Sera’s birth and Glory’s first time out of the house. With Sera all bundled up in the stroller, she’d walked from her house to Dixie’s Diner on Main Street and met Angie for lunch. It was cold out, but at least the winter sun was shining. What remained of the snow from the big storm the previous Monday was piled in dirty mounds along the sides of the streets.
... Angie sipped her iced tea. They always had iced tea when they met at the diner for lunch, no matter what time of year it was. It was kind of a tradition with them. Angie asked, “But…it’s working out all right, isn’t it?”
Glory made a humphing sound. “He also had a lot of equipment delivered…tools and fancy saws and stuff.”
“Well, Glory, if he’s going to work, he’s going to need the tools to do it with.”MoreLess
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